Congratulations — you’re now part of a powerful community of over 300,000 UConn alumni!
Stay connected with the university you love and access any support you may need as you begin this next chapter.
Career Resources and Support
Whether you’re actively job hunting, considering a career change, or simply staying informed about the job market, UConn alumni resources are here to support you. Explore opportunities ranging from networking events and career webinars to mentoring programs—all designed to help you succeed.
Career Readiness and Life Skills
The UConn Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills continues to support alumni after graduation. If you graduated within the past three years, you have full access to the Center’s career coaching services and resources. Alumni who graduated more than three years ago can still take advantage of a complimentary one-hour career coaching session.
UConn12twenty
Create your free account on UConn’s official career platform: 12twenty is the go-to destination for job-seeking Huskies and alumni recruiters. Whether you’re exploring new opportunities, looking to hire fellow UConn grads, or simply staying connected to the professional Husky network, this platform is built to support your career journey.
Get Involved
Find your alumni community, volunteer, and give back to UConn in your own way.
Events
This is about more than just staying in touch — it’s about continuing the journey you started on campus. Celebrate your Husky Pride by connecting with fellow alumni, supporting current students, and making an impact wherever life has taken you.
Give Back
Your way was paved by the Huskies who came before you. Now’s your chance to support the next generation.
Volunteer Opportunities
Your time and talents can make a lasting impact—on students, fellow alumni, and the broader UConn community. From one-time opportunities to ongoing leadership roles, find your volunteer opportunity here.
What’s your Because of UConn story? Tell us today!
Wes Horton ’70 JD remembers the nerves when he argued a case in front of the Connecticut Supreme Court as a student in a law school competition — and the empowering feeling of winning.
“It was a moment when I really felt I was practicing law, as opposed to just learning law. I …realized this was what I wanted to do with my life,” said Horton, who would later argue before the U.S. Supreme Court.
That’s why he and his wife Chloe are ensuring students have similar opportunities through their gift to UConn School of Law competition programs like moot court and mock trial. Read more at foundation.uconn.edu
Charles Lewis Beach Society members recently gathered on campus to tour iconic spots and spaces made possible by donor generosity.
Our planned giving donors are already shaping students’ experiences, easing their financial burdens and supporting the learning opportunities and programs …that enrich their time on campus. Learn more at https://www.foundation.uconn.edu/charles-lewis-beach-society/.
Tag someone you met at UConn who changed your life.
Former UConn Women’s Basketball player Brittany Hunter ’08 (ED), ’11 MA has been named to the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026.
Describe your time at UConn in one word.
"Because of UConn, I am alive today."
Kim Siccardi credits the fast-acting medical team at @uconnhealth with detecting her lung cancer and saving her life.
Which Husky logo best represents your time at UConn?
UConn Law professor Nadiyah J. Humber is examining how artificial intelligence is shaping the racial wealth gap.
Behind automated housing decisions, résumé filters, and credit scores are systems shaping real people’s financial futures. New research highlights how those outcomes can …shape whether people are able to build financial stability.
Without using your class year or any other numbers, how "UConn Old" are you?